What are my chances of getting into Northwestern? Forum

[Dr. Strangelove]

NU law interviews all college seniors who apply.
If you can convince the adcoms that your work experience is substantial and you get 170+ on the LSAT, I think you'll get in.

[McNulty]

Thought I'd ask here rather than create a new thread:

What is the rough bump that applying with ED (ideally not the medical condition) would receive? Notch a few tenths of a point onto the GPA? 2-3 LSAT points?

I'm quite sure I want to apply early-decision and was a little curious if there is any real material positive affect other than "I'd love to pay sticker price".

[im_blue]

NU Law interviews all college seniors who apply.
If you can convince the adcoms that your work experience is substantial and you get 170+ on the LSAT, I think you'll get in be offered a deferred scholarship.

[TheTopBloke]

Not good. Not good at all. Try Southwestern.

[09042014]

Thought I'd ask here rather than create a new thread:

What is the rough bump that applying with ED (ideally not the medical condition) would receive? Notch a few tenths of a point onto the GPA? 2-3 LSAT points?

I'm quite sure I want to apply early-decision and was a little curious if there is any real material positive affect other than "I'd love to pay sticker price".

What are your numbers. If you have 170 or a 3.7+ and a decent LSAT it pretty much guarantees admission if you have work experience.